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May 28, 2016
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Went to the Tusa gun show today, touted as the largest in the world. Only saw 3 DW's all 15-2's in average to below average condition. Asking prices were sky high $700-$900.
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Dans Club
December 4, 2011
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Typical of most shows I've gone to.
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Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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Realistically, we will see original DW revolvers much less frequently, and at increasing prices, as time moves on.
I guess I'm fortunate that I have all the Dan Wesson's I need. I have owned and sold or given away more DW's than I own, including a 15-2(my first gun),44, 744, 14-2, 22, 722, and the first production (serial numbered)445SuperMag
I still own two 15-2's, two 715's, and a PM1-S
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May 28, 2016
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I have noticed over the last six months DW items are less frequent on both gun broker and eBay. Things may be getting tight. Good thing for collectors.
June 4, 2015
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Buddy of mine called me from Tulsa about a Maximum, Ruger that is. 10 1/2, NIB, 4 digit, all the stuff with it. $1,395.00, said he would take $1,300.00 for it. In my opinion about 3-400 over what there are selling for on line. Gun show prices are high. Coogs.
December 25, 2014
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There is a gun show going on locally this weekend. I will stay away. I had gone to the same show a couple of years ago and saw one over-priced 15-2. I went later in the day Sunday (last of the 2 day show) figuring to maybe get a deal, one less gun they have to take home. Nope. These shows just seem to have over-priced firearms at them. On most firearms, not just DWs.
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